I have now watched all of Yasujirō Ozu’s feature length films (that aren’t lost) chronologically, and it has been really interesting to see how his style developed over the years (especially after the war). I think most of the changes Ozu did to his style were good, like going over to talkies and then color film, and filming exclusively with static shots towards the end of his career. I love how low the cameras were placed in almost every shot…
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The Evil Dead 1981
The camerawork in this film is extraordinary, and the use of fog, light, shadows and silhouettes created a really cool atmosphere. I also loved the practical effects. I’m very excited to check out the sequels whenever I get around to those.
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Phantom of the Paradise 1974
Fun. I wish I had seen Phantom of the Opera and Faust prior to watching this, so I would understand the references.
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The Garden by the Sea 2022
Omg, this was worth the wait. The cinematography 🤌🏼 The use of orange and blue 🤌🏼 The music 🤌🏼 The sound design 🤌🏼 The last 15 minutes 🤌🏼
Please make more films.
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